“My Brother is a Girl” by Lynne Muller is now available for purchase
“Carly knew she was not a boy. She was sure. It was not just that Carly liked girl things; it’s that Carly always knew that she was a girl.”
– an excerpt from the book
Author Reputation Press is honored to announce the publication of “My Brother is a Girl” by Lynne Muller. This masterpiece is an insightful children’s story about a girl who is confused about her little brother’s gender. This is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, ARP website, and other leading online bookstores.
Lynne Muller is a former teacher, school counselor, and equity advocate with many years of experience with students aged five to eighteen. She taught master’s level school counseling courses in several colleges in Maryland, including Loyola University in Maryland, and John Hopkins University.
Her love of teaching comes from a long line of educators. An early proponent of inclusion, she was inspired to create a book for families and students who bravely faced difficult challenges due to their gender identity. Lynne lives with her husband and assorted pets in Maryland.
“My Brother is a Girl” by Lynne Muller is a beautifully illustrated book that provides a compassionate look at the world of gender identity. This book also teaches significant lessons for readers of all ages.
How can a boy be a girl? Confused and caring, a young girl tries to understand what her brother means when he says he is not a boy. This story about love, learning, and acceptance in language young children can understand.
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“My Brother is a Girl” is a much needed resource for families and the professionals who work with children. When a child expresses that they do not identify as their gender of birth, it begins a process that can be confusing and difficult for everyone in the family, perhaps especially for siblings. This is the only book I have found that normalizes the complicated feelings and helps the sibling understand that a new normal is achievable.